Briscoe Signs Appropriations Bill With Few Items Trimmed
Governor Dolph Briscoe signed a 9.7 billion appropriations bill nearly intact, vetoing 1.5 million in programs. He cited the Texas Animal Wealth Commission and a Parks and Wildlife director as unnecessary delays while praising increases for mental health, education, welfare, environment, health, and transportation. Work starts immediately to set a budget concept guiding future agency minimum service levels.
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Briscoe
Texas Animal Wealth Commission
Hue Man
HUD Chief Defends Nixon Plans at Mayors Conference
In San Francisco HUD Secretary James T. Lynn defends Nixon plans, saying the Better Communities Act will direct more federal aid to 30 of the nation's cities. He contests Mayor Alioto's charge that cities are orphans, noting BCA shifts control to local governments and may increase grants. Mayors at the conference cite gaps between revenue sharing and targeted funds as a key issue.
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San Francisco
UPD
Nixon Administration
Conference of Mayors
James T. Lysu
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Cisa
Joseph Alioto
Nixon
San Fran
NBC
Meet the Press
Lynn
BCA
Louie Welch
Houston
States
Puerto Rico
San Antonio hosts multiple community events and recycle center openings
Citizens for a Better Environment opens its second Project ReROT center June 30 at 1146 W Woodlawn on Saturdays from 9 am to 5 pm. The original site at Larry Wurzbach and Rulman runs same hours. The Mexican American Business and Professional Women's Club installs magnets at the Gunter Hotel North Terrace this Saturday at 6:30 pm with Rep. Gonzalez speaking. Auditions for the San Antonio Recreation Division Senior Patent Show are at 7 pm June 25 at San Pedro Playhouse, with final show July 18 at Arneson River Theater featuring dance, vocal, instrumental and miscellaneous acts.
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Citizens For A Beller
Project Rerot
San Antonio Free Cline
W. Woodlawn
Rerot
Larry Wurzbach
Rulman
Business and Professional Women's Club of
San Antonio
Gunter
San Antonio Recreation Division
San Pedro Playhouse
Arneson River Theater
Reds fire on three choppers in Saigon area
AP reports three peacekeeping helicopters were fired on Sunday and today. One was hit and five forced down with no confirmed casualties. Cease-fire violations in Saigon’s area remain high with over 100 incidents in two days, while two peacekeepers were shot down near An Loc and a Canadian was among nine killed in a separate April incident. An Air Force helicopter crash north west of Phnom Penh left two dead and others missing or rescued.
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Saipan
Tuti
AN Loc
Saifon
Bien Hoa
Saigon Command
US. Pacific Command
Honolulu
Air Force
Phnom Penh
Apartment Owner Sells on Renting With Light Ads
Mrs Rosalie Calley highlights the effectiveness of Light want ads used since 87 to rent her furnished San Antonio apartment in one day. The ad reaches more local homes than any other newspaper, promising quick results. Call 22m RAL for fast Light Want ads.
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Rosalie Calley
0Ley
San Antonio
Suspect Free on Bond After Wrecker Chase
Paniel G. Manjarez, 20, of 921 Laredo, posted 2500 bond Monday after Night Magistrate Fred Clark set the bail on a theft over 50 charge. Police say he was nabbed Saturday about 1 p.m. driving a police wrecker from the car pound following a six block chase by two wrecker drivers.
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Paniel G. Manjarez
Laredo
Fred Clark
Manjarez
City Asked to Give More Sheet Music
San Antonio City Council may continue funding to provide sheet music for the Public Library. Concert master John Corigliano and former musician Louis Pupillo donated 350 dollars of sheet music. Library director Mike Sexton received the gift, with funding traceable to Corigliano’s Trinity University solo concert.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Public Library
John Corigliano
San Antonio Symphony
Louis Papillo
Symphony Orchestra
William Donahue
Pupillo
Corigliano
Rose
Mike Sexton
Carigliana
Trinity University
First Class Mail Rate Hike Expected
Washington UPI The Postal Service likely will raise first class mail rates from 8 to 10 cents next January to cover rising costs. Postmaster General Elmer T. Klassen said the increase could be sought from the Postal Rate Commission in September. He noted wage pressures and a possible end to airmail if space cannot be guaranteed, as labor costs rise and personnel levels fall.
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Elmer T. Klassen
Postal Service
Postal Rate Commission
Klassen
1.5
News and World Report
Texas Society CPAs Meet in Los Angeles
The 58th annual meeting of the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants runs three days at the Convention Center with sessions on fines and ethics. LeRoy Layton of New York addressed attendees at a Monday luncheon, and A Burke Haymes of Houston was installed as reenter. John C. Burton, chief accountant of the SEC, and columnist Art Buchwald will speak on Thursday.
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A. Burke Haymes
Houston
Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants
The
Convention Center
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
LeRoy Layton
New York
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Miami Beach
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Pleikwe
U.S
Paris
Fether-Aekuw
de Moly
Atlantic City
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Biscanower
S.A
Washington
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T. Alathvich
Austin
Sear E. Reeder
Fort Worth
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L.A
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